Uttarakhand HC Halts Mining in Bageshwar Over Safety and Environmental Concerns
Uttarakhand High Court suspends mining in Bageshwar, citing safety and environmental threats, including landslides and damaged dwellings.
Economic Offences having wider ramifications cannot be quashed: SC
Economic offenses have a different stand of footing than the other offences, given the fact that they have wider ramifications. Therefore, the court refused to quash the corruption case even though the same was settled between the accused and the bank. The bank
Bombay HC grants bail in Mira Road Communal Riots Case
The HC of Bombay granted bail to 14 men who were accused of rioting as well as causing injury to a Hindu family during the celebration of the consecration of the Ayodhya Lord Ram Temple in Mira Road in 2024. Justice Nijamoodin Jamadar
Constitutional Overhaul: Government Proposes Radical ‘One Nation, One Election’ Amendment
In a path-breaking legislative development, the government is set to introduce the Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-Ninth Amendment) Bill, 2024, which aims at drastically changing the face of elections in India by synchronizing national and state assembly elections.The Bill, which the Minister of
ED Accuses Senthil Balaji of Sabotaging Trial in Cash-for-Jobs Scam
The ED alleges that Senthil Balaji, Tamil Nadu minister, delayed the trial in the cash-for-jobs scam, exerting undue influence on witnesses.
AI’s Copyright Conundrum: Justice Patel Unveils Legal Challenges in Digital Creativity
Justice Patel navigates the legal labyrinth thrown up by AI: copyright challenges, trademark risks, and ownership dilemmas in artificially generated creative works have emerged as critical technological frontiers.
Sexual Harassment At Work : Supreme Court Reveals PIL Seeking Tenure & Protection For ICC members in private workplaces
Members of internal complaints committees in private workplaces created under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act, 2013 are seeking tenure security and protection from retaliation. The Supreme Court sent notice in this case today in a case
CJI Sanjeev Khanna Supports Minimum Stipends For Law Fresher: Junior Graduates
Bar Council of India's (BCI) recent proposal to introduce a minimum stipend for budding lawyers or those just entering the legal field.
Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Man in Minor’s Rape Case, Citing Poverty and Family Intentions
Bombay High Court grants bail to a man accused of raping his minor fiancé, considering poverty and familial intentions to marry soon as mitigating factors.
AG Venkataramani Envisions India as Global Arbitration Hub, Announces White Paper Initiative
Attorney General R Venkataramani announces India's push towards global arbitration leadership with plans for a white paper, emphasizes advantages of institutional arbitration over ad-hoc proceedings.
